The phrase "apart it can" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or capability, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "When used correctly, apart it can lead to significant changes in the outcome."
Alternatives: "separately it can" or "individually it can".
The cell can either force the network fibers apart, it can remodel its shape until it can pass through the pore, or it can degrade the fiber matrix with the help of proteolytic enzymes [ 13, 14].
When plaque breaks apart, it can cause a heart attack or stroke.
It can be overwhelming, it can be tempting to just pursue the "woodland celebrities" and, joking apart, it can be hard to see the species for the trees.
I know that at a time when so much seems to be pulling us apart, it can be hard to imagine how we'll ever pull together again.
So when what you remember most about the day your child was born is not her or his cute nose, but the way your body was ripped apart – it can be hard to admit.
As this can involve lowering from a helicopter engineers clad in insulating suits and safety harnesses to crawl along a pair of high-voltage cables strung shoulder-width apart, it can be a "recipe for disaster", adds Mr Fairs.Data collected by drone are often more accurate than information gathered by other means.
eSrtA catalyzes not only linking of peptides but also breaking them apart, which it can do repeatedly.
Historians do a disservice to cast their country as a place apart when it can only prosper as part of a greater whole.
The snow may icily drive some of us apart, but it can also melt and then reform into heart-shaped clumps of community-building slush, bonding young men from Canada with their newfound, non-angrily-protected homes.
Pure hardware is hard to protect: take it apart and it can often be reverse-engineered.
Social media has earned a bad reputation as a tool for keeping people apart, but it can definitely be used as a tool for inspiration and self-improvement.
